Import photos from your camera to your smartphone via Wi-Fi, and share with friends right from where you are. Paired with a compatible Olympus camera, the OLYMPUS Image Share (OI.Share) smartphone app makes photography more enjoyable than ever. With this app, you can release the shutter remotely, then easily import photos from the camera to your smartphone and share your most inspiring moments with friends and family.

Easily import photos from the camera to your smartphone Photos on the camera can be imported via Wi-Fi. You can also simply select photos on the camera to share ahead of time (Share Order Function) to easily and conveniently import photos. Operate the camera from your smartphone (1) Live View OLYMPUS Image Share allows you to see the camera's Live View on your smartphone screen.

It also lets you operate the camera from your smartphone - touch your smartphone screen to specify the AF point or release the shutter. You can also adjust camera settings such as shooting mode (iAUTO, P, A, S, M or ART) and drive mode (Single, Burst and Self timer), as well as control the zoom for electronic zoom lenses. (2) Remote Shutter In addition, you can choose to control camera settings directly on the camera, and use the smartphone just for releasing the shutter, as if using remote cables. You can 'half-press' on your smartphone screen to only focus, and 'full-press' to release the shutter. Easy Setup All you need to do is use OI.Share to scan the QR code displayed on the rear monitor of a compatible camera to easily set up the initial wireless connection settings. When using a FlashAir card, use the FlashAir card connection information to connect from the smartphone's Wi-Fi setting screen. Available functions will differ by camera.

Wi-Fi is a registered trademark of the Wi-Fi Alliance. The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Logo is a certification mark of the Wi-Fi Alliance. The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. And any use of such marks by OLYMPUS CORPORATION is under license. FlashAir™ is a trademark of Toshiba Corporation. Duh1, Doesn’t work.

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Olympus claim you can transfer pics from camera to your phone via WiFi but you can’t - the app doesn’t work. The app detects the camera okay but can’t detect the photos. We have deleted and reinstalled endlessly with the same result. The whole reason I chose the camera was so my girlfriend could use it for travel instagramming. She’s disappointed and I’m disgusted. If it says ‘WiFi capable’ on the box but this function is not actually available, then this is a deceitful description.

Now we’re stuck with a $600 camera that can’t do the thing we bought it to do. I’ll never buy Olympus again and I suggest you don’t either. Duh1, Doesn’t work. Olympus claim you can transfer pics from camera to your phone via WiFi but you can’t - the app doesn’t work. The app detects the camera okay but can’t detect the photos. We have deleted and reinstalled endlessly with the same result.

The whole reason I chose the camera was so my girlfriend could use it for travel instagramming. She’s disappointed and I’m disgusted. If it says ‘WiFi capable’ on the box but this function is not actually available, then this is a deceitful description. Now we’re stuck with a $600 camera that can’t do the thing we bought it to do.

I’ll never buy Olympus again and I suggest you don’t either. Peterwg, Waste of time. Doesn’t find images from camera. I can connect to the Camera’s WIFI, but this app does not find the images on my EM1-Mk2 SD card, so I can’t download them or review them. The interface looks like something out of 2009: clearly not made for iPad or iOS 11 (or 7 or 9, is my guess). The app has near zero functionality.

Live view (alone) seems to do something. It shows an image from the sensor but does not update when I change the settings on the camera. Olympus should be ashamed to keep this piece of rubbish on the App Store (but it seems they’re indifferent). Peterwg, Waste of time. Doesn’t find images from camera. I can connect to the Camera’s WIFI, but this app does not find the images on my EM1-Mk2 SD card, so I can’t download them or review them. The interface looks like something out of 2009: clearly not made for iPad or iOS 11 (or 7 or 9, is my guess).

The app has near zero functionality. Live view (alone) seems to do something. It shows an image from the sensor but does not update when I change the settings on the camera. Olympus should be ashamed to keep this piece of rubbish on the App Store (but it seems they’re indifferent).

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